Back to the drawing board!

I have been looking at some photographers who focus on patterns and shapes, i have struggled to find many that have inspired me but here are some examples of a few that might influence this idea-


JSB photography-

 I like the striking colours in this image the very highly saturated blue and green next to each other make this image really stand out, perhaps it was shot with a polarizing filter? i think if i chose this idea i will use a polarizer filter as it may make the images stand out more as the subject its self could be hard to make interesting just by shooting basic images i think i will also have to edit the images to give them something more than just standard pattern photography which is something that some might say has been done to death!

 I like the contast of the curves and the strait lines in this and i may look into using curves and strait lines in the landscape rather than using the close up detail pattern which again is something that has been done alot i would prefer to shoot things from further away to perhaps get in more of the lines and curves!

 Again in this image i like the contrast between the straight and curved shapes, i also really like the composition of this image!

Like the previous image this one uses straight and curved shapes to add contrast, i think this is much more dramatic than using one type of shape!





Adrienne Adam-
Adam's add's focus more to the close up detail and intericusy of differnt patterns in many things like flowers, veins in leaves and patterns in wood work.

 I like the way in this image although it contails 2 different items the pattern from the stick in the foreground flows and joins up to the wider stick in the bacground almost as if it is one subject rather than two! in a way it almost gives the image a 3D effect!

 This image reminds me of something Ansel Adams may have produced the intricate lines and high contrast really give it the same kind of look to one of his images, although ansel adams focused on the broader landcape rather than its detail i can defonantly see the influence here!

In this image like some of JSB's work i like the contrasting patterns the soft smoothness of the leaves them selves and then the tough sharp outline, i think in a way it almost gives the image a sinister look almost as if it is telling the veiwer not to get to close!